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Meadow Hay Yields

Outlook on Agriculture, 1962
“The harvest depends more on the year than on the field” is an old Danish proverb that reflects the part played by weather in governing crop yields. Hitherto little success has attended efforts to establish a firm link between these variable quantities.
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Effect of Seeding Rate on Seed and Hay Yield in Common Vetch (Vicia sativa L.) [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Agronomy and Crop Science, 1995
The effects of six seeding rates (50-300 seeds m(-2)) on some morphological traits with hay and seed yield were evaluated in common vetch (Vicia saliva L.) under fall and spring sowing conditions.
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Curing Coastal Bermudagrass Hay: Effects of Weather, Yield, and Quality of Fresh Herbage on Drying Rate, Yield, and Quality of Cured Hay1

Agronomy Journal, 1967
AbstractMoisture losses and changes in yield and quality of 64 lots of Coastal bermudagrass hay were studied during curing. Water content of grass after a day of curing was significantly influenced by initial water content, vapor pressure deficit of the air, solar radiation, and yield; there was a significant interaction of initial water content with ...
Richard H. Hart, Glenn W. Burton
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Yield Monitoring and Mapping Systems for Hay and Forage Harvesting: A Review

2012 Dallas, Texas, July 29 - August 1, 2012, 2012
A review of literature was conducted to summarize the research and development of systems designed to collect mass-flow and yield data of hay and forage in windrowers, forage harvesters, and balers. The methods of determining mass flow include measuring feedroll displacement in forage harvesters, using impact plates in windrowers and forage harvesters,
null Justin Dale Maughan   +3 more
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Hay Yield Estimation Using Ultrasonic and LiDAR Sensors

Journal of the ASABE
Highlights Ultrasonic and LiDAR sensors were evaluated for estimating within-field hay yield variability.
Kyuho Lee   +3 more
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YIELD AND NUTRIENT COMPOSITION OF ORCHARDGRASS HAY AS AFFECTED BY DANDELION CONTROL

Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 1984
A 7-yr-old orchardgrass stand at the Lethbridge Research Station with 34 dandelion plants/m2 was treated with 2,4-D and 2,4-D + dicamba or picloram to determine the effect of these herbicides on orchardgrass and dandelion yields. Neutral detergent fiber, acid detergent fiber, ether-extractable fraction, P, K, Ca, Mg, and Na content of orchardgrass and
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Development of hay yield monitoring systems

Precision agriculture (PA) technologies, such as GPS-guided tractors and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have increased farming efficiency, allowing precise input application and reducing waste. Precision agriculture enhances crop yield and quality, balancing economic and environmental interests.
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The influence of climatic conditions on the hay yield of the ceratain types of grass

2013
The aim of this study was to examine the possibilities of cultivation and yields of perennial grasses of foreign origin in the western and eastern Croatia. Accessions within a species of grass were minimally distinguished by yield of green mass and hay. In contrast, the differences in crude protein yield were significant.
Čupić, Tihomir   +4 more
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State report on HAIs yields sobering results.

Healthcare benchmarks and quality improvement, 2005
HAIs cause 205,000 extra hospital days and dollar 2 billion in additional hospital charges. Hospitals that fail to comply with data requests will be singled out. Some very simple process improvement steps can increase patient safety.
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The influence of climat conditions on the hay yield of the certain types of grass

2013
The aim of this study was to examine the possibilities of cultivation and yields of perennial grasses of foreign origin in the western and eastern Croatia. Accessions within a species of grass were minimal distinguished by yield of green mass and hay, while the differences were significant for yield of crude protein.
Čupić, Tihomir   +3 more
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